Stuart Andrew

Update on the meningitis outbreak in Kent: The vaccination programme is now being expanded to more students and those who may have been exposed, including individuals offered preventative antibiotics. If you are concerned about symptoms, contact NHS 111, or dial 999 in an emergency. Do not wait for a rash to appear. gov.uk/government/new…

Great to be at the launch of the @Conservatives local election campaign today with @KemiBadenoch - who gave an amazing speech, and really rallied the troops. Here with the wonderful @joymorrissey

Labour promised to shift care from hospital to community, but too many children are still waiting far too long for the support they need. Talk of waiting lists falling will ring hollow to families still stuck waiting for essential community services. express.co.uk/news/politics/…

The video that everyone’s been waiting for… @KemiBadenoch is going to Get Britain Working Again 🚀

Delighted to join @TargetOvarian in Parliament yesterday to mark #OvarianCancerAwarenessMonth. Over 7,000 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer each year in the UK. We must work together to ensure women feel empowered and informed to contact their GP at the earliest opportunity.

Update on the meningitis outbreak in Kent: The targeted vaccine rollout has now begun at the University of Kent, alongside preventative antibiotics for those identified as close contacts. If you are concerned about symptoms, contact NHS 111, or dial 999 in an emergency. Do not wait for a rash to appear. gov.uk/government/new…

The hypocrisy is astounding. The BMA leadership cannot reject affordability arguments from Ministers, then make the same argument themselves when their own staff are on the other side of the table. One rule for everyone else, and another when it is their own organisation facing the bill. dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

14 years as a portrait photographer has taken me into the House of Commons regularly photographing MPs across the political spectrum. Here are some of my favourite shots of Stuart Andrew, Conservative MP for Daventry & Shadow Health Secretary. 📸 ©️ nk-photography.co.uk

On World Young Rheumatic Disease Day, I’m proud to support @arthritisukorg in raising awareness of the challenges faced by children and young people living with arthritis. Over 10,000 under-16s in the UK are living with arthritis. They deserve to be seen, heard and understood, because you are never too young for arthritis. #WORDDay2026

This is appalling. The Green Party are hellbent on sectarian politics, and no community should be subject to such hatred and prejudice. There must be zero tolerance for antisemitism in healthcare, and clear standards for staff conduct. This should not be up for debate. telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/…

Update on the meningitis outbreak in Kent: This remains a serious and rapidly evolving public health situation, with further cases under investigation. Targeted vaccination is being rolled out alongside antibiotics for those identified as close contacts. If you are concerned about symptoms, contact NHS 111, or dial 999 in an emergency. Do not wait for a rash to appear. gov.uk/government/new…

Benefits payments have surged under Labour. Yet, in-person assessments have collapsed, and with it, the ability to determine if someone is lying. So we sent investigators undercover to PIP centres in London to find out just how busy they actually were. The results? Shocking.

Meningitis symptoms can develop quickly, so it’s important to act immediately if you spot them. More info ➡️ nhs.uk/conditions/men…

In response to today’s Government statement on the meningitis outbreak in Kent, our thoughts are with the families affected and all those impacted. We welcomed urgent action, but pressed the Government on key questions around communication, risk and vaccination. Full response👇 youtube.com/watch?v=cZYIed…

Very distressing news from Kent. My thoughts are with everyone affected. Please be aware of the signs of meningitis and septicaemia and seek urgent medical advice if you are concerned. Do not wait for a rash to appear.

It was great to drop in to the Overstone Parish Council event on the WNC Local Plan. The parish council has clearly put a huge amount of work into going through the documents and presenting the information in a way that residents can understand and respond to. That work makes a real difference in helping people have their say. It is important that WNC recognises that communities cannot simply be expected to absorb large numbers of new homes without the infrastructure to support them. We already have facilities that were promised for existing developments but have still not been delivered. Local people want communities that are properly planned, with the roads, services and facilities needed to support them, not just housing numbers imposed on them. Thank you to Overstone Parish Council for all the work they have put into helping residents engage with this process.

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